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Formal planning

conscious & deliberate activity involving decision making, critical thinking, & creativity

Informal planning

- making mental notes or plans


occurs while you are performing other nursing process steps

Initial planning

begins with first patient contact


- written ASAP after initial assessment

Ongoing planning

refers to changes made in the plan...


- as you evaluate their response to care


- as you obtain new data & create new nursing diagnoses

Discharge planning

planning for self-care & continuity of care after pt leaves health-care setting


- begins with initial assessment


- ALL pts need discharge planning


- requires collaboration (done with pt, NOT FOR pt)

Comprehensive Patient Care Plan


(aka Nursing Care Plan)

central source of information needed to guide holistic, goal-oriented care to address each patient's unique needs

____________ state the scientific principles or research that supports nursing interventions.

Rationales

__________ describe the changes in client health status that you hope to achieve.

Goals

Nursing-sensitive _______________: can be influenced by nursing interventions.

outcomes

These types of goals can be achieved within a few hours or days...

Short-term goals



These types of goals are expected changes that occur over a week, a month, or more...

Long-term goals

What are the 5 components of a Goal Statement?


(Sally


And


Pat Cry


Together Toward


Special Conditions)

1. Subject


2. Action


3. Performance criteria


4. Target time


5. Special conditions

__________ outcomes derive directly from the nursing diagnosis.

Expected outcomes

_____________ _______________ describes the response/health status to be changed.

Problem statement

_______________ outcome states the opposite of the problem response.

Desired outcome

_______-_________ goals derive from the etiology.

Non-essential

_____________ goals derive from the problem.

Essential

What are the 3 components of a NOC outcome?

1. Outcome label


2. Indicators


3. Measurement scale

What are the goals for wellness diagnoses?


(Describe behaviors/responses that...)

-demonstrate health maintenance


OR


- achievement of an even higher level of health

What are the (3) teaching objectives?

1. what client learns


2. behaviors that demonstrates learning


3. is learning cognitive, psychomotor, or affective